COM Registry Browser

COM Registry Browser is a powerful tool designed for software developers and expert PC users to analyze COM registry entries, allowing for the removal of invalid entries to enhance computer stability.

Key Features:

• Quick and effortless setup operation


• Large window with three panes for separate display of COM servers, interfaces, and type libraries


• Option to load Registry32 or Registry64 based on computer architecture


• Ability to select and unregister multiple entries via right-click menu


• Confirmation window for entry elimination

Additional Details:

The interface of COM Registry Browser showcases detailed information such as GUID, name, threading model, program ID, full path, filename, assembly, and version independent program ID for each library. Despite its effectiveness, the utility lacks certain features:

• No option for copying registry details to Clipboard


• No export functionality for registry entries


• No printing capability for closer examination


• Inability to register previously unregistered entries

System Performance:

During testing, COM Registry Browser showcased low system resource usage, ensuring optimal computer performance. However, it is essential to note that switching to Registry64 from Registry32 on 64-bit Windows prevented occasional crashes.

Despite its functionality, the software has certain limitations:

• Occasional crashes when attempting to unregister entries


• Lack of recent updates and remaining in beta development

Publisher:

COM Registry Browser is developed by Tom Englert and is available for free on softpas.com.